Monday, August 26, 2013

Clet in Venice

It is obviously not the real Venice, not many traffic signs for Clet Abraham there, but our Venezia quarter. The Breton artist was present at an exhibition in his honor and left all around some of his new creations.
Clet Abrahams, alien invasion from a no-entry sign, via Borra, Livorno
An alien invasion in Via Borra

Clet Abrahams, crushed arrow sign, via della Venezia, Livorno
A crushed arrow in Via della Venezia

Clet Abrahams, sculptor at work on a no-entry sign, via della Madonna, Livorno
A sculptor at work on a no-entry sign in Via della Madonna.

Search labels: Clet Abraham
External links: Clet Abraham (Wikipedia, in French) - The language of the street signs by Clet Abraham (Abitare)

16 comments:

Taken For Granted said...

VP, while I'm no fan of most graffiti, I love this guy's work. He has creativity, a great sense of humor and the absurd.

Jack said...

He is very clever.

Randy said...

Those are fun.

Duncan D. Horne - the Kuantan blogger said...

He displays the lighter side of signs and driving!

Duncan In Kuantan

Cezar and Léia said...

Love these signs,very creative!
Léia

cieldequimper said...

You are so lucky to have him around!

cieldequimper said...

P.S.: have you read his father's book about Armen lighthouse?

Gunn said...

I like these too.
So are all the other artistic signs sold??

Dina said...

It looks like Clet enjoyed Livorno's idea of an exhibition for his sign.
I love the one of the sculptor.

BTW, while googling that lighthouse Ciel mentioned, I came upon
http://www.environmentalgraffiti.com/featured/lighthouses-vs-waves/14680?image=0
Don't miss the video there!

Luis Gomez said...

These are great! Thank you VP for posting.

Halcyon said...

I love these! They are hilarious. :)

PerthDailyPhoto said...

These are so much fun VP, wish we had them around Perth.

Unknown said...

They're all brilliant!

Karl said...

Very very creative this guy!

Virginia said...

He's a creative guy that is for sure.
V

Stefan Jansson said...

Clet is a favorite by now, I really like his work.